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Climate change and Deep Decarbonization of the Economies in Northeast Asia: Challenges and Opportunities
ERINA Business News. 2016. No. 117. P. 33–40.
Safonov G.
A comprehensive review of the climate change mitigation and low carbon development issues in the Northeast Asia, including Russia, China, Japan, Mongolia, Republic of Korea and DPR of Korea. The countries face an outstanding challenge of using their huge reserves of fossil fuels while committing to prevent global warming by over 2 degree Celsius. Their resources of renewable energy, technological potential and investment resources can help to deeply decarbonize their economies by 2050, and the international cooperation projects in the region can speed up this process.
Research target:
Political Science, International Relations, and Public Administration
Biology
Earth Sciences
Economics and Management
Language:
Japanese
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